WATER EFFECT ON DETERIORATIONS OF ASPHALT PAVEMENTS

Year 2012, Volume: 2 Issue: 1, 1 - 6, 23.07.2016

Altan Yılmaz Şebnem Sargın

Abstract

Water has lots of adverse effects on pavement performance. In fact, moisture damage in asphalt pavements is global concern. Moisture damage can be defined as the loss of strength and durability in asphalt mixtures caused by the presence of water. Hence, it’s the need to correctly identify the problem and isolate issues of contributing factors like material variability and construction practices for a better understanding of water effect on pavement deterioration. This study has discussed some of major failure mechanisms associated with the presence of water. In addition this study has also summarized some of the widely used methodology for the evaluation of water susceptibility. It was found that the empirical nature of test methods and the inherent variability of the results are the two primary challenges that impede the reliable characterization and assessment of water effect on pavement deterioration

Keywords

Asphalt pavements, water effect, pavement deteriorations, stripping

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